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…states to Washington, and there construct a “Resurrection City” in which to live and lobby for equal rights. About 450 participants in the Poor People’s March were due to arrive in Richmond for the next-to-last stop on the pilgrimage. A week before the arrival of the marchers, the institutions then part of the Richmond Theological Center (Union Theological Seminary, PSCE…
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Students taking Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) engage in the practice of emotional, spiritual, and pastoral care in clinical settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, hospice facilities, or prisons. CPE course credits fulfill the agency/institutional requirement for M.Div. or Dual degree programs. To discern your supervised ministry options, consult with your denominational representative and your instructor. Students may take CPE as…
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…With her particular research foci on children’s spirituality, faith formation, and use of technology in the educational enterprise, she is uniquely poised to lead this effort and draw other scholars and practitioners into it.” Participants include scholars and reflective practitioners whose current work and/or avocation focuses substantially on children’s faith formation from a variety of perspectives and locations. They represent…
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In the rapidly changing landscape of the church in the world, supervised ministry fosters excellent pastoral and educational leadership. Supervised ministry courses cultivate theological integration through theological reflection and assessment of ministerial practice enhanced by the interaction between students, supervisors, peers, mentoring teams, and the instructor. In many denominations, supervised ministry in a parish setting is an ordination or certification…
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…dean of the Charlotte campus. “That there is a thriving presence of Union Presbyterian Seminary in Charlotte is due largely to Bill White, whose vision and dedication inspired others to join in that vital effort to train pastors and teachers for the church.” White graduated from Davidson College in 1952 with a degree in business, with Phi Beta Kappa and…
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…and philosophy — be it their church’s technology director or their child’s homeschool teacher — to remember the first and most important thing they will always be is a child of God who is loved by the Creator of the world and everything in it. “And nothing, absolutely nothing — degree status, the nature of a pandemic, whether or not…
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Continuing the legacy of the Presbyterian School of Christian Education Thanks for your interest in Presbyterians Supporting Christian Education. This program hopes to provide collegial, personal, and professional support for those engaged in ministry. The program is expanding in 2023, providing two different types of cohorts: one for professional educators, volunteer educators, and pastors; the second for Commissioned Ruling Elders…
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…statement to the seminary community April 16: Dear Friends, I begin this note with the Apostle Paul’s opening words of grace and gratitude to his beloved church at Philippi: “I thank God every time I remember you, constantly praying with joy in every one of my prayers for all of you…” (Philippians 1:3-4). I am grateful for you! As a…
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RICHMOND, VA (April 5, 2021) – Union Presbyterian Seminary issued the following statement in response to swelling anti-Asian violence in the United States: We, the Union Presbyterian Seminary community, are alarmed at the steady and painful resurgence of anti-Asian sentiments in the recent past resulting in nation-wide violence against our Asian American and Pacific Island siblings. In addition to the…
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On Sunday, October 1, Community Presbyterian Church, Waldort, Oregon, will welcome Dr. Paul Galbreath to its pulpit. Dr. Paul Galbreath is Professor of Theology at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Charlotte….
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Thursdays, September 5-October 10 Instructor: Dr. Paula Parker There are three inherent components to womanist spiritual direction: 1) formation through practices, 2) companionship, and 3) vocation to do the work your soul must have. This course will offer an opportunity to experiment with spiritual disciplines, identify the essential qualities of spiritual companionship and draw inspiration from the spirit directed lives…
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…includes lunch on both days CEUs: 1.3 This seminar will engage a number of topics in relation to the ministry contexts of participants: Mission. Vision. Design thinking. Leveraging priorities. Implications for financial, human, building, and technological resources. Readiness for change. Resistance. Impact. Participants can expect to depart from this seminar with new perspectives on how to craft a strategic…
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“Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs from Jail” by David Coogan, associate professor of English and co-director of the Open Minds Program at Virginia Commonwealth University, explores racial conditions, economic traps, and turning points on the path to imprisonment in modern America. William Smith Morton Library will host a series of readings featuring Coogan, Naji Mujahid, Tony Martin, and Stanley Craddock,…
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Join the CBFVA staff and Susan Blanchard for campus worship and community lunch. A time for prospective students and pastors to experience UPSem, take a tour of campus, and meet our Baptist students. Also, this is a great opportunity for our students to network with pastors in the CBF VA ecosystem. Please RSVP to sblanchard@upsem.edu…
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Rachel Baard will participate in a panel on the theme “Public Theology and Theologies of Publics” as part of an online conference in honor of Dr. Dirkie Smit, hosted by the University of the Western Cape, the University of Stellenbosch, and Princeton Theological Seminary….
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Dr. Frances Taylor Gench, the Herbert Worth and Annie H. Jackson Professor of Biblical Interpretation, will lead the National Capital Presbytery’s Winter Retreat for parish clergy, educators, and parish associates. The retreat title is “Preaching and Teaching John During the Lenten and Easter Seasons.”…
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…Greek Orthodox parents in Syria, she is a 1982 graduate of the Presbyterian School of Christian Education in Richmond (now Union Presbyterian Seminary). She earned her doctorate in education at Columbia University in New York. Returning to Syria she became the director of the women’s program for the Middle East Council of Churches. She is active in ecumenical and interfaith…
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…In partnership with the KGC Center for Womanist Leadership, contributors to the journal will present their papers at the Corine Lytle Cannon Colloquy held Thursday, April 4, 2019, on Union’s campus in the Early Center. The reception is from 6:00 – 7:00 pm. followed by the colloquy 7:00 – 8:30 pm. Free and open to the public. Registration is requested….
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…as the most popular and influential of the Gospels, due largely to its extraordinary presentation of Jesus’ teaching—practical and detailed teaching that the church has found to be perennially useful in the ordering of its life. In the twenty-first century, it also presents interpretive challenges with which preachers must wrestle. Matthew’s stunning ethical vision sets the bar very high indeed…
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Location: Paisley Hall on the Richmond campus Led by: Representatives from the PC(USA) Board of Pensions Cost: There is no registration cost for this event. Lunch is $12. Click here for more information and registration through the Board of Pensions. Description: An informative update on state of the Pension Plan and other resources, this seminar on post-employment retirement planning is…
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